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Story:okay so me and a girl had unprotected sex. I did not ejaculate in her im positive of that, but i am aware that sometimes pre-ejacuate fluids carry sperm. about 20 minutes after we did this i purchased the One Step Plan B pill and she took it, she did not vomit but did experience nausea after the pill for about 5 days. She has irregular periods. Her last period was January 24th, then we had sex the following week, then 2 weeks after we had sex she had her period (so 3 weeks after her last period)

Then Why Are You Worried?!??!
ONLY reason im worried is becuase while i was scared i decided to do some internet search and found out that some women may experience period like symptoms when pregnant or is it that some women may experience period like bleeding but not the symptoms? IDK im not too informed on that issue but she is pretty sure that it was her period. what are my chances of her not being pregnant? i know i should have never done that, caught up in the moment. PLEASE HELP

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